Western Madhya Pradesh Tollways Ltd.
PROJECT 02WMPTL | Madhya PradeshBOT ConcessionAcquired: 2024

Western Madhya Pradesh Tollways Ltd.

Powering freight and economic connectivity across Madhya Pradesh

Length124 km
Lanes4 Lanes
ConcessionBOT
Status100% Operational
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Western Madhya Pradesh: Corridor Overview & Role

The Lebad–Jaora corridor is a 124 km four-lane highway in Madhya Pradesh, connecting Lebad with Jaora and serving as an important east-west transportation link.

The corridor connects with major economic centres including Indore and the Pithampur industrial region and supports the movement of freight, agricultural commodities and commercial traffic. It also provides connectivity towards important destinations across Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

Institutional Asset Governance

Operated under rigorous institutional concession governance, utilizing continuous pavement roughness telemetry, automated electronic tolling, and round-the-clock emergency response patrols.

Western Madhya Pradesh Tollways Ltd.

Project Facts

WMPTL
Asset CodeWMPTL
Asset TypeBOT
StateMadhya Pradesh
Length124 km
Lane Configuration4 Lane
Lane Km497
Concession Start2008
Acquisition Year2024
Current StatusOperational
INFOGRAPHIC & CORRIDOR ROUTE

Visual Route & Telemetry Infographic

Specifications: 124 km | 4 Lanes | Madhya Pradesh | BOT

Visual Concession Route Alignment
NODE 1

Lebad

→
NODE 2

Dhar/Indore Region

→
NODE 3

Jaora

124 km
Corridor Length
497
Lane Kilometers
Pithampur
Industrial Cluster Connect
SIGNIFICANCE & STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE

An important east-west freight corridor

Lebad–Jaora provides a critical road connection between NH48 and NH52, enabling movement between major economic centres and regional markets. The corridor has strong freight characteristics, with industrial activity concentrated around Indore and Pithampur. These industrial clusters have significant pharmaceutical, textile, automobile and ancillary manufacturing activity. The road also supports movement of agricultural commodities, including wheat, garlic and cotton, linking production centres with wider markets.

Geography & Regional Impact

The project traverses western Madhya Pradesh, a region characterised by a combination of industrial centres, agricultural production zones and growing urban markets. Its location places it within a wider road network connecting central India with Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

Operational & Safety Standards

  • 100% electronic FASTag automated tolling with zero queue thresholds
  • Laser-measured pavement roughness telemetry ensuring riding comfort
  • Dedicated round-the-clock crane recovery and ambulance stations
  • Solar-powered corridor illumination and eco-landscaped green medians
VISUAL ARCHIVE

Project Gallery: Western Madhya Pradesh

4 High-Definition Captures
Lebad-Jaora Four-Lane Freight CorridorHighway Landscape

Lebad-Jaora Four-Lane Freight Corridor

High-Throughput Electronic Toll PlazaToll Operations

High-Throughput Electronic Toll Plaza

Heavy Multi-Axle Industrial Freight LogisticsFreight Logistics

Heavy Multi-Axle Industrial Freight Logistics

Pavement Structural Integrity & Telemetry MaintenancePavement Infrastructure

Pavement Structural Integrity & Telemetry Maintenance

DISCOVER OUR NETWORK

Explore More Projects

From high-capacity urban corridors to strategic inter-state highways, explore the projects that form our growing road infrastructure portfolio.

VIEW ALL PROJECTS
Baharampore–Farakka Highways Ltd.
BFHL | West Bengal

01. Baharampore–Farakka Highways Ltd.

A strategic highway corridor connecting Baharampore and Farakka, strengthening connectivity between West Bengal,and the northeastern states.

BOT • Approx. 101 kmExplore
Kokhraj–Handia Expressway Pvt. Ltd.
KHEPL | Uttar Pradesh

03. Kokhraj–Handia Expressway Pvt. Ltd.

A key section of NH19 and the Golden Quadrilateral, connecting Kokhraj with Handia and supporting efficient movement across northern India.

TOT • Approx. 85 kmExplore
Delhi–Hapur–Meerut Expressway Pvt. Ltd.
DHMEPL | Delhi & Uttar Pradesh

04. Delhi–Hapur–Meerut Expressway Pvt. Ltd.

A high-capacity urban and regional mobility corridor connecting the National Capital Region with Hapur and Meerut.

TOT • Approx. 111 kmExplore